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Budget hints borders won’t open until mid-2022
Industry

The budget has hinted international borders won’t fully reopen until the middle of 2022 – significantly later than Sunday’s estimate of simply “2022”.

Domestic aviation to ‘fully recover’ by end of year, says budget
Airlines

Treasurer Josh Frydenburg’s address contained no new major announcements for aviation, but revealed domestic routes have already returned to 70 per cent of pre-COVID levels.

Australia plans drone air traffic control system
Drones

Deputy PM Michael McCormack also unveiled a new policy statement on the matter and promised to invest $35.7 million into emerging aviation technology.

Qantas sells supermoon scenic flight from $499
Airlines

It follows the success of a number of scenic flights launched by the airline in the last six months, including its ‘Great Southern Land’ trip and a series of flights to mystery locations.

Retired Air Marshal to head Lockhead Martin
Defence

McDonald will serve in the business’ leadership team from 1 July, before assuming the senior role later this year. North will remain in the role in the interim to ease the transition.

Quickstep eyes expansion with new alliance
Industry

The memorandum of understanding with Triumph Aviation Services Asia (TASA) involves the provision of a broad range of services, including spares pooling, and repair development for the aerostructures market.  

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